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This Warm-Up Could Help You Throw Harder Than Ever
In my latest article for Stack.com I wrote about the design and implementation of a warm-up to help pitchers throw at their highest velocity. If you're interested in learning more about remote or in person training with Tyler Anzmann Performance, contact me...
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Early Heel Disconnection and Its Effect on Pitching Velocity
While strength, power, and the intent to throw hard are all extremely important for throwing velocity, they are all relatively useless without efficient throwing mechanics. Although hip/shoulder separation and lead leg blocking are frequently talked about and well...
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Designing Throwing Programs More Like Strength and Conditioning Programs
General throwing programs consisting of only long toss and bullpens are inadequate. Throwing programs should be designed in order to elicit a specific adaptation, just as strength and conditioning programs are.
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Can You Get Too Jacked to Throw Gas?
If you ask almost any male athlete what their goals are when they begin training, inevitably one of their goals will be, “To get jacked!” This isn’t a bad thing. Gaining muscle mass requires a commitment to training and recovering hard and is often a great starting...
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Should Pitchers Bench Press?
Whether or not pitchers should Bench Press has been a debate inside and outside of the baseball community for a long time. But, without an in-depth look at the evidence, we're left with extreme opinions on both sides. As with most topics, this one likely requires a...
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Why Pushing Off Is Not A High Velocity Cue
For practical purposes, making sure that pitchers set themselves up for elite timing, sequencing, and positioning throughout the rest of the delivery, rather than pushing off, is the goal of the back leg movement.
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Hip/Shoulder Separation: Why It Matters and How to Improve It
What is hip/shoulder separation? Why does it matter? And how can you improve it?
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Workload Monitoring and Its Application To Baseball Development
Monitor the workload of your athletes or yourself to enhance performance and reduce injury risk
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Why Do We Use Running Throws?
Running throws or “run and guns” have become synonymous with velocity development programs, but other than providing impressive velocity numbers for an Instagram-worthy video, what purpose do they serve? Acclimating to Stress Pitching is extremely stressful on the...
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This Warm-Up Could Help You Throw Harder Than Ever
In my latest article for Stack.com I wrote about the design and implementation of a warm-up to help pitchers throw at their highest velocity. If you're interested in learning more about remote or in person training with Tyler Anzmann Performance, contact me...
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